The Industrial Revelution

Question 1

improvement in the industrial revelution (1850s - 1920s)

Answer 1

• became cheaper to travel (spectating in sport became more acsessible)
• transport developed (trains to transfer coal, people to play sport)
• life expectancy increases
• health and hygiene imporved (council provided public baths)
• better living vonditions
• gradual increase in wagea and more time for sport
• development of new middle class
• GNI imporved
• more housing
• more time for recreation (1/2 day saturdays)

Question 2

decline changes in industrial revelution (1780s-1850s)

Answer 2

• people moved down from countryside to city
• living conditions got worse (cramped, diseases)
• working conditons got worse (pay and working hours)
• very poor air quality
• crimes (peoples attitudes got worse)
• fewer people working on farms in countryside
• life expectancy decresed
• local games died out (no space in cities)

Question 3

industrial patronage

Answer 3

factory teams that were established by factors owners as a way of reducing absenteeism and encouraging loyalty. Man United, west ham, west bromwhich albion were all factory run teams

Question 4

industrial revelution

Answer 4

was modernistation of factories, sparked the build up of development in cities

Question 5

what are the 3 industries in newcastle

Answer 5

• coal
• boats / ships
• armory - weapons, guns

Question 6

athleticsm

Answer 6

physical endevor with moral integrity and christina values

Question 7

mob football

Answer 7

• non/few rules
• anyone can play (lower class)
• local
• no skill requirement
• form of entertainment
• played once a year/occastional
• chaotic, quick, voilent, aggressive

Question 8

real tennis

Answer 8

• very complex rules to exlclude people who cant read
• played by king e.g king henrgy VII
• played at hampton court aristocracy
• played in a purpose build facility which costs money, space and land
• need to be well educated to learn the rules
• played whenever wanted
• quick, gentlemany
• wears white - shows upperclass

Question 9

the wenclock olympian society

Answer 9

• there would be no modern olympics without the wenlock olympics
• started to introduce traditional sports that are still played in the olympics now e.g football and running